News and Notices

Grant County Fire Protection District No. 3 recently adopted Resolution No. 24 04 01 providing for the submission to the voters on August 6, 2024, a proposition authorizing the District to continue its six-year EMS levy at a rate of $.38 per thousand of assessed valuation for collection beginning in 2026. The District is accepting names of people interested in participating in voter pamphlet statement pro and con committees for either or both ballot measures.

As we embrace the arrival of spring, it’s essential to remain vigilant against the unique fire hazards that accompany this season. While the warmer weather brings opportunities for outdoor activities and renewal, it also presents potential risks that demand our attention. Here are a few key tips to help us navigate springtime fire prevention effectively:

Reflecting on a successful 2023 and looking forward to 2024…

Come one, come all to our annual Fire District’s Santa Parade! It’s that time of year again when Santa joins the firefighters to spread holiday cheer throughout the neighborhood. Listen for the sirens and come out to see Santa. 

A rural Washington community rallied around a local business owner who lost his home, and nearly his livelihood, when a raging fire destroyed his property, video shows. 

Memories of Rick Smith, Training Summary, Winter Fire Prevention, and more!

GCFD3 is looking for bids for Station 37 Tenant Improvements!

Join us for a fun night at the GCFD3 Open House!

In the wake of “California’s big storm of the century”, Hurricane Hilary threatened devastation and mayhem for everyone in its path. Hilary was a good reminder to take inventory of our own preparedness.

Fireworks can be a fun and exciting way to celebrate Independence Day. However…